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"It takes a village to create a community."
The Center is one of the hamlet's proudest achievements, and
reflects the work of generous individuals and concerned and involved citizenry. The center offers activities, classes, workshops, and events for children, adults, and families. Click on link on front page for current happenings... |
The Pine Hill
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Center Director, Moe Lemire
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Pot Luck Dinners
A Cabaradio Event
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Morton Memorial Library
 The Morton Memorial Library
with its new access ramp --
Spring 2012
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Morton Memorial Library under Molly Slater's direction, has developed quite a schedule throughout the month for children and adults: Craft and Storytime for tots, pot-luck breakfasts, family indoor movies, knitting classes, craft workshops, games for kids AND adults, yoga ($7) and of course, BOOKS! Log onto their site for the latest. http://morton.pinehill.lib.ny.us
22 Elm Street, Pine Hill, NY 12465
Phone: 845-254-4222 Fax: 845-254-4222 Email: pihlibrary@gmail.com Library hours:
Sunday Closed Monday Closed Tuesday 2:00PM - 6:00PM Wednesday 10:00AM - 2:00PM Thursday 4:00PM - 8:00PM Friday 2:00PM - 6:00PM Saturday 10:00AM - 2:00PM |
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THE OLD GARAGE
Mohammed Husain opened his studio on Academy Street (on the right, just off Main Street) to sculptors and artists from Pine Hill and beyond. The show was originally part of the Shandaken Studio Tour, but sadly, may have closed today, August 12. Attempts to keep this show open at least through Labor Day fell through. But there will be more in the future. A partial list of this year's artists' names and images of their work follow. |
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Let to right: Manhee Bak, April Yakowitz and Lee Eskridge, April Yakowitz, (next row)
April Yakowitz, April Yakowotz, Lee Eskridge, (next row) Mohammed Husain, Mohammed Husain, Sansook Rho Not shown, artists Richard Stokes, Iancu Sorell, Cody Hermann, Baye Bak, Tony Jannetti |
